Fixing Dirt Bikes clutch cable replacement guide

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[@knight4128]

Thanks, not a lot of people show how to do the clutch cable and the ones that do are over 20 minutes long.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yup

[@Popcorx]

I bought a non running one But all it needs is that Lever on the engine That the clutch cable slips into So yiu can engage the clutch, I cant find it anywhere

[@RBTheMechanic]

Gonna have to find local bike shop

[@AmberlyMccombs]

So I took my dirtbike mudding and in the middle of the mud my dirtbike turned off and hasn’t started since I took my whole dirtbike apart dumped out all of the gas took my nibbi carburetor off cleaned it and I took my engine off and took the engine apart drain all the oil and then I put everything back together put new oil in it and new gas and it’s still not starting and now there’s something leaking out of my bike and idk what it is and it still won’t start and it has compression but not as good as it should do you know any reason why it wouldn’t be starting still or what would be leaking out of my engine?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Not sure what leaked did u take any pictures

[@PrimeJoey]

Where's the link for the clutch and cable you bought?

[@RBTheMechanic]

No luck customer got it from local part store for bikes

[@gmtz235]

I have the same bike what size cable should I get??

[@RBTheMechanic]

Customer went and got it if I show it in video other wise I don’t have information on it usully bike shop gives u correct part

[@kite0o814]

Perfecto 🫡🔥

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thank you

[@kite0o814]

@@RBTheMechanicBro, how do I change cable tension? When I pull on my clutch I barely have to touch it for the clutch to engage. I want to be able to put a little pressure on clutch & still don’t let clutch engage. Any help?

[@kite0o814]

Also, with the clutch cable being that close to the pipe, will it get any heat damage at all?

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@kite0o814 as long as u rout it propperly and where it travels through should be ok